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Gov. Larry Hogan announced Wednesday the state would ease more restrictions he placed on businesses and gatherings due to the deadly coronavirus pandemic ― moving to permit outdoor dining at restaurants, the return of youth sports and camps and the reopening of pools.
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Members of Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s team on Wednesday defended two problematic business deals that are part of the state’s response to the coronavirus pandemic -- a disputed contract for masks and ventilators and the purchase of 500,000 tests from South Korea that have been slow to be put into use.
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President Donald Trump on Friday said churches and houses of worship are essential and should reopen, but the state does not plan to change limits on worship.
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Just as Marylanders have been applying for unemployment assistance in droves during the coronavirus pandemic, they’ve also turned in a record number of applications for food stamps — and lawmakers are concerned that the state is struggling to keep up.
